# If you already pay for a toolbar or a page report

Title II of the ADA is the rule that the public website has to work for people with disabilities. A widget, a dashboard, or a certificate on the website vendor’s invoice is a different job from a dated file you can keep.

ActaPack looks at the public pages and public PDFs from our side. You get a dated file for council and tickets the website vendor can run unedited. The website vendor does not grade their own homework. Price is $8,400 a year. We do not certify compliance.

- [AudioEye](https://actapack.com/compare/audioeye): independent file if you already pay for a CivicPlus widget
- [Pope Tech](https://actapack.com/compare/pope-tech): monthly Title II file versus a page-tier report
- [Siteimprove](https://actapack.com/compare/siteimprove): clerk program versus an IT suite. We are not cheaper
- [DocAccess](https://actapack.com/compare/docaccess): public PDF inventory versus a transcript of every file

## Questions clerks ask

**If we already bought AudioEye or Pope Tech, why pay for ActaPack?**

Title II of the ADA asks whether people with disabilities can use the public website and public PDFs. A toolbar on top of the page is not that method. A page-tier report is a specialist dashboard. ActaPack is an independent dated file a clerk can attach for council, plus tickets the website vendor can run. We do not certify compliance.